:20:00
That doesn't surprise me in the least.
:20:02
You knew George wanted to talk to you
last night about Mr. Skeffington.
:20:06
That's why you drank so much.
:20:08
Since when have I needed an excuse?
:20:11
Trippy, what are you going to do now?
:20:13
How can we possibly
repay Mr. Skeffington?
:20:16
What do you mean, "repay Skeffington"?
We don't owe him anything.
:20:19
The whole thing's probably
a huge clerical error.
:20:22
Twenty-four thousand dollars?
A clerical error?
:20:25
Well, money and high finance
confuse me.
:20:29
I never know what belongs to whom
or whose is what.
:20:32
People are very picayune about money.
:20:35
Oh, leave me alone, I have a hangover.
:20:41
Trippy.
:20:44
Why did you do it?
:20:47
I'm the brother of the most sought-after girl
in New York. I've gotta live up to it.
:20:52
That's no excuse
for doing something so dreadful.
:20:56
- Did Skeffington say what he's gonna do?
- He said that he'd let it ride a while.
:21:01
Very magnanimous of him.
:21:04
Listen, Fanny...
:21:05
...I don't want you to ask any favors of him.
We don't have to beg from him.
:21:09
- I don't like him or his type.
- I think he was very considerate of you.
:21:13
The least you can do is forgive him
for having robbed him.
:21:16
Rob?
:21:18
Rob. That's what I said, rob.
:21:20
- That's a fine thing to say.
- How else could you expect me to say it?
:21:24
I certainly don't expect my own sister...
Yes, I'm glad.
:21:27
I'm glad Dad isn't alive to see you insult
and humiliate me in defense of a cheap...
:21:32
Oh, now, you stop that Trippy Trellis.
Skeffington doesn't need any defending.
:21:36
- You...
- Don't you say another word. I feel sick.
:21:39
- Of course...
- You make me sick.
:21:40
You feel sick every time I say something
to you about something you've done.